Huskie Robotics Team 3061
We are Team 3061, School District 203's FRC team from Naperville, IL. For 18 years we have been building driven leaders, creative problem solvers, and future innovators.
Welcome to the Home of Huskie Robotics!
Every January, we receive a challenge or “game” from FIRST. From this day, our "Build Season" begins and lasts approx. six weeks. During this time we design, prototype, CAD, fabricate, assemble, program, and create a strategy for our robot based on game rules. Then we’re off to our competitions, where we compete against a variety of teams from all over the world. We have competed in-state, around the country for Regional competitions, and most prominently the First Robotics World Championships in Houston!
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incoming freshmEn
Are you a freshman (or any high school student) that may be interested in joining Huskie Robotics and didn't complete the interest form at the Freshman Jamboree? Complete this form, and we will notify you of any summer events and when we start our preseason in the fall. (You must be logged into your district Google account in order to complete the form.)
Our Mission
Huskie Robotics cultivates a student-led environment where members learn, lead, and grow together. Through engineering excellence, teamwork, and community engagement, we build competitive robots, foster a strong and inclusive culture, and develop the skills and leadership that sustain the team and its impact for years to come.
Team Objectives
Build and Sustain Community Relationships
Create and maintain partnerships that extend the impact of Huskie Robotics beyond our school - locally, nationally, and globally.
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Pursue Competitive Excellence
Design, build, and compete with integrity and innovation - striving to perform at a world-class level while modeling gracious professionalism.
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Strengthen Our Robotics Family
Foster a culture where every member feels valued, supported, and empowered to grow as both a teammate and a leader.
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Prepare the Team for the Future
Develop the skills, systems, and leadership needed to ensure the long-term success and sustainability of Huskie Robotics.
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